. >> that guy there just got hot schott by that guy there. >> that guy's about to get retribution. >>s leg! that's a blow gun and that's a dart that the guy just shot. >> ah! ow! oh, my god! ow! >> it went through the jeans and stuck in his leg. >> he was only a few feet from his butt. >> and that's a legit blow gun. that's not something you made out of a bic pen. >> why do they have that and why did they have it at the party? >> add that to the list of questions because they just keep racking up. >> that's our show. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." . >> live from new york city city, it's wendy williams. toads the cast of preachers of l.a. are stopping by. plus we hit the streets for a celebrity edition of street talk. now, here's wendy. ♪

. >> that guy there just got hot schott by that guy there. >> that guy's about to get retribution. >>in his leg! that's a blow gun and that's a dart that the guy just shot. >> ah! ow! oh, my god! ow! >> it went through the jeans and stuck in his leg. >> he was only a few feet from his butt. >> and that's a legit blow gun. that's not something you made out of a bic pen. >> why do they have that and why did they have it at the party? >> add that to the list of questions because they just keep racking up. >> that's our show. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >> is the weather wreaking havoc on your health. today on dr. oz, how to identify the warning signs from your body before the storm hits, from a runny nose -- >> that's disgusting. >> i have seen you looking like this. >> to joint pain in the rain. >> explain. >> you start getting all kinds of aches and pains. >> causes and curious from coast to coast. >> i have five conditions here. >> with america's funniest weatherman, al roker. >> hello. >> coming up next on dr. oz! dr. oz: how many of you know people who

. >> senator schott is not a member of the committee but we give him questions through the chair. >> thank you for your indulgence. mr. ambassador, our condolences and appreciation for all your good work. director konyndyk, could you take us through the recovery phase and best-case scenario from recovery standpoint and worst-case scenario and what resources american and international private, not for profit need to be put together so we can avoid the worst-case scenario? >> absolutely. thank you for that question. first, obviously there is only so much we can speculate because there is still a lot we don't know. we are gathering a lot of information. we are heavily focused on ensuring we get the relief response right. that has been the intense focus the past ten days. we are thinking now about the longer term and what that will look like. i will be traveling out tomorrow. that's going to be a major focus of my trip is exploring more of that. we know some things now. we know, for example, obviously transitional shelter will be an enormous priority. we are providing emergency shelter m

judge allowed george zimmerman out on bail and ordered hem to stay away from his girlfriend, samantha schott. >> no contact, not in person, not by mail, fax, tweet, facebook, no contact at all. next, no possession of any weapons, ammunition and on bond, for her safety and in part your own safety it may seem like. i am going to order the impact monitoring device to keep you away from her and away from those particular locations to make sure there aren't any further altercations between the two of you. as far as the passport, did you get your passport back after the last trial? >> i am not sure, my former attorney may have it. >> okay. i am not going to worry too much about your passport. i will put as a condition, no traveling outside of the state of florida while you are out on bond. >> joining me now is msnbc's joy reid and lisa bloom, author of the upcoming book "suspicion nation" and the trayvon martin injustice and why we are doomed to repeat it. when george zimmerman place his own 911 call. his girlfriend had gone crazy, she broke the table. he was frying to leave. she was obstructing h

who prosecuted the schott's.do you think influenced the shotts to beat, terrorize and torment them? >> the book by mr. pearl, no doubt about it. >> reporter: let's say a 7-year-old slugs his sister. >> you explain it is violent, not acceptable in society or in our home. and i would take him somewhere in his bedroom, and would tell him i'm going to give him 15 licks. >> reporter: with what? >> probably a belt, a kid that big, a boy, i would probably use a belt that would be handy. i might use a wooden spoon or -- a piece of like -- plumbing supply line. >> reporter: a plumbing supply line, one of the pieces of evidence larry williams gave the sheriff's deputies in washington state after authorities said he acknowledged he and his wife used it to strike their children. mrs. williams, do you like the book "to train up a child"? >> we have no comments today. >> reporter: can you tell us what happened to your daughter, though, do you still say she killed herself? excuse me, sir? >> no comment today. >> reporter: larry

you see a moon schott for the markets. what is follow through nor monday. >> monday is bank holiday. bond market closed. volume will be light. i would be shocked if we don't have a little carry-through on monday. real interesting day. today throws out the belief that good news is bad news for the market. what i think it proves, good news is good news if it is strong enough that we can deal with higher interest rates. 3% interest rates on 10-year is perfectly fine. if the economy grows. only a problem if we have really, aanemic job growth. 204,000 is not spectacular, far better than we with expecting. if you consider a shutdown, relatively positive news. david: mark that is a very interesting point that interest rates are only to be feared if you have a stagnant economy. if the economy is growing you can stand a little higher interest rates. but, paul last time this began, creep up last spring after bernanke said they will taper eventually, but didn't give a specific date but saw the market freak out as a result of interest

richie incognito is marge schott with 550-pound bench press. he is a moron. about richie incognito? >> it's a big industry, miller. >> we disagree. this is just a crazy kid all whacked out. we have got a rap overlay in the culture now where there are crazy white kids who think they can co-op the "n" word. they do it get smacked down everybody realizes you can't do. that will do i think is he a nutter? yeah? do i think it's the end of the world, no. all i know everybody who covers football concussions coaches working too hard or hazing. the cat who works for grant land.com bill barnwell still writes about football. can can we pay attention to the football? for god's sake this is manna from heaven from you put incognito in the gallies. >> i don't want any ill to come to the guy. >> me neither. what are you worried about? it's just a big crazy kid who flips on his teammate. i don't mean we are going to kill. >> i'm inviting the guy to your 60th birthday party which is going to be on saturday. richie incognito is jumping out of the cake. how about that? if he can

i am judge schott. appearance everybody arrested in the state of florida is entitled to see a judge the day following their arrest. the initial purpose of this hearing is to determine whether there is probably cause for the arrest itself. that means whether there are reasonable grounds to believe that a crime may have been committed and that you may have been the person who committed the crime. there are certain things that we have to accomplish today. the first is to make sure you understand the reason or reasons for your arrest. the second is to make sure you receive a copy of the charging document. in your case, it will abarrest report so you and anor your attorneys can prepare for a trial of your case. the third is to make sure you clearly understand all of the rights that you are guaranteed as a citizen of this united states. first of all, you have the absolute right to have your case tried by a jury of your peers. six individuals will be chosen to decide whether you're guilty or not guilty of the

. >> senator schott is not a member of the committee but we give him questions through the chair. >> thank you for your indulgence. mr. ambassador, our condolences and appreciation for all your good work. director konyndyk, could you take us through the recovery phase and best-case scenario from recovery standpoint and worst-case scenario and what resources american and international private, not for profit need to be put together so we can avoid the worst-case scenario? >> absolutely. thank you for that question. first, obviously there is only so much we can speculate because there is still a lot we don't know. we are gathering a lot of information. we are heavily focused on ensuring we get the relief response right. that has been the intense focus the past ten days. we are thinking now about the longer term and what that will look like. i will be traveling out tomorrow. that's going to be a major focus of my trip is exploring more of that. we know some things now. we know, for example, obviously transitional shelter will be an enormous priority. we are providing emergency shelter m

why are big schott republican iowians afraid to run against bruce sprailey. >> i don't think the morelectable republicans are afraid of bruce brailey, i think this is going to be a very, very messy fight for the republican nomination. the sort of hard core right of it was federal party is organized in iowa than almost anything else. the main stream republicans have a better chance of winning the election. if congressman tom latham were in this race, they would have a clear advantage to win. but for whatever reason, he opted not to run. and so, you know, it will be probably a five-point race. but is it going to be in doubt? don't know. there's a chance they will go to the convoluted race that the candidates won't be able to tap in to the vote. >> among the 11 solid seats, one of them is senator lamar alexander who is facing a tough re-election. will he get the nomination? >> i think -- i think senator alexander will. it's a tea party challenge from the last elections for orrin hatch. orrin hatch said i'll have to be a tea party candidate for two years to fend this off. and where alexan